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Requested the start of the implementing decrees of the Salvamare law
Appeal to the institutions of the associations of the maritime industry and the protection of the sea
July 1, 2022
In a note Marevivo, together with Federazione del Mare, Assonave, Assoporti, Confindustria Nautica, Confitarma, Federpesca, Lega Navale Italiana, Lega Italiana vela, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, The Great Wave and the Alliance of Italian Fishing Cooperatives, have highlighted that the Salvamare law is a great achievement which provides an effective and concrete tool, also requested by the European Union, which will allow fishermen to bring to the ground the plastic recovered with the nets instead of dumping it at sea, it involves the installation of collection at the mouth of rivers to intercept plastic before arrivals at sea and deals with desalinators, education, campaigns of cleanliness, Posidonia oceanica and much more. "But this - he explained Rosalba Giugni, president of Marevivo Onlus - not enough, because the Salvamare law is not yet operational. A to this end it is necessary that the government issues the relevant decrees implementation, fundamental because the Salvamare law is closely linked to the circular economy, pillar of the ecological transition, which must be tackled in a global way together to the energy and food transition".
To highlight the need for the law to become operational, the associations have written to the president of the Council, Mario Draghi, to the Undersecretary of State to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Roberto Garofoli, and to the Ministers Roberto Cingolani (MITE), Stefano Patuanelli (MIPAAF) and Patrizio Bianchi (MIUR), launching an appeal for the urgent implementation of the decrees implementation.
"In the letter to the institutions - Rosalba specified Giugni - the associations of the sea also ask for the establishment of a interministerial consultation table since there are many institutional subjects involved who must draw up the decrees implementing to make the Salvamare law operational. We are sure that President Draghi will heed our appeal: his grandchildren and future generations will remember him as the most great grandfather ... lent to politics!"
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In a note Marevivo, together with Federazione del Mare, Assonave, Assoporti, Confindustria Nautica, Confitarma, Federpesca, Lega Navale Italiana, Lega Italiana vela, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, The Great Wave and the Alliance of Italian Fishing Cooperatives, have highlighted that the Salvamare law is a great achievement which provides an effective and concrete tool, also requested by the European Union, which will allow fishermen to bring to the ground the plastic recovered with the nets instead of dumping it at sea, it involves the installation of collection at the mouth of rivers to intercept plastic before arrivals at sea and deals with desalinators, education, campaigns of cleanliness, Posidonia oceanica and much more. "But this - he explained Rosalba Giugni, president of Marevivo Onlus - not enough, because the Salvamare law is not yet operational. A to this end it is necessary that the government issues the relevant decrees implementation, fundamental because the Salvamare law is closely linked to the circular economy, pillar of the ecological transition, which must be tackled in a global way together to the energy and food transition".
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
